What If you need to hard wire two things? I currently have LEDs floor lights, but I want to connect my radar detector as well. how should I do this?
22782
You can always wire 2 devices to the same connection. They are rated for 10 amps. That is probably plenty.
22783
I would check the draw on the two items you want to wire together. Add their current loads together and I wouldn't go more than 1/2 the rating on the fuse. Wire them in parallel. (Put both positives together and put both negatives together. Also the gauge wire of the tap determines how big a fuse you can install in the tap, it should say what fuse to use... That number would be the maximum. You can go smaller, just not larger. If both current draws (amps) add up to more than 1/2 the rating on the fuse - then radar detector and LEDs need their own circuits.
1838935
Hard wire only. You have to manually turn on and off and change light patterns.
946940
Sorry, I don't know what hard wiring means. I don't yet have it installed as the instructions were very minimal, and only one of the wires is color-coded. Have hired a handyman to install this week.
2214739
Yeah you can hard wire anything, comes with a plug. You are crazy to hard wire, I would hard wire a female receptacle then you would have a second plug for a light if you need it. But you could cut off this male plug and hard wire it.
1866561
You can connect all the positive leads in parallel (together) and then tie those to the positive output of the light controller. Then tie all the negative leads together and then connect those to the common ground of the light sensor. Be sure to look at the total amperage of all the lights to be sure you don't exceed the current rating of your power supply or the light sensor.
2171837
wire one power supply to both ends 12v DC or 24vac works great / output switch can be NO or NC just move jumper / unit is aligned when LED is lit on receiver. The one with 2 wires is lamp and 4 wires is receiver / if near a window or slider signal may bounce off glass, A tube or tape may help to limit beam. Have fun : )
553167
What are you putting your light on? With mine I tied straight into the existing wire harness for my atv headlights. If I were gonna run a new wire and a switch I would run 12 gauge wire.
510261
Turn off circuit breaker Connect sensor's black wire to black wire coming from house (coming into the lights electrical box). Connect red sensor wire to light's black wire . Connect all 3 white wires (from house, from sensor and from light) together.
1916994
sorry about a late answer ... the come with plastic p-clips and with a self-tapping screw it is really easy to install I would definitely get with the add-a-circuit from ledglow it helps on wiring
2165125
Are you certain that you've got the sensor wired in correctly. It's simply a controlling device and should be wired into a switch leg - that is, the power supply (hot - usually black) wire should go to the sensor first and then continue on out to the LED supply (hot) lead. If your sensor isn't wired properly, the LED won't work. Check your wiring specification and schematic diagram closely to be certain. Also, be certain that the power supply coming into your sensor is properly grounded and then take care to continue the ground all the way to the LED installation. Lastly, the instructions that were provided with my LED floodlight specifically stated that the supply circuit should not have any appliances with controllers (such as thermostats on air conditioners, etc.) other than the motion sensor for the LED, of course. It may be helpful to meticulously draw a schematic wiring diagram of your own, labeling all wires on your various devices by color so as to be certain you've got it thought out properly before proceeding with the actual wiring project. Again, be certain that you've got all your electrical boxes grounded and that there is grounding continuity with the ground wires on both of your devices (LED AND sensor). If the above is not clear to you, I suggest you employ the services of a licensed electrician, as that would suggest you do not possess a basic understanding of electrical circuitry. You don't want to chance hurting yourself or creating a short circuit that could be hazardous and costly.
658127
This set, as in all lights, is 2 wire with ground. The ground wire is connected to the mounting screw which grounds it to the body. The other two wires are 1 - for tail lights/stop lights and the other is for turn signal. I don't know where you are getting the 4th wire but it is not needed or used. Easy install.
23853
This is a mounting device only. Has nothing to do with wiring. It mounts to the mirror itself. It will mount to any mirror as its opening opens to about 2 1/2 inches. You will need to contact your radar company about wiring. They sell kits for that in which you can route to your fuse box along the top liner or your vehicle
2052847
Virtually all motion detectors are wired the same. there should be three wires, red white and black. There are two wires going to your light, a white neutral and a black hot that is coming from your on/off switch. The white on the detector ties into the neutral. the other two wires are inserted (cut) into the black house wire with the black detector wire going to the switch and the red going the light. DON'T REVERSE THEM. TURN OF CIRCUIT BREAKER FIRST. The other guy is probably right; if you had to ask you are in over your head. Call an electrician before you get hurt.
1712220
It comes with a wiring kit that includes a switch to use if you need one. So you can either hardwire it to a separately switched circuit or you can hard wire it to a circuit using the included switch, or you can plug it in to an outlet and use the switch that is provided with the wiring kit. The light and wiring kit is very versatile and allows many configurations.
91537
You don't have to use add a fuse, it just makes it easier. You can just find the fuse for the cigarette lighter, pull it, stick the positive wire in the slot and then reinsert the fuse. Secure the ground wire on a grounded screw and you are set. The input for the radar detector is 12v(same as the cigarette lighter adapter). The fuse in my vehicle is 20 amps.
1207433
I think you could wire it either way. To check just wire them up on the ground. I am still installing mine
1735626
I let my mechanic do it for me; apparently it's easy to do and doesn't take very long, first find where the two wires for the rear lights come from the plug and then just connect the two LED's to them in the plug itself, if you're not quite sure what to do just go to your local garage and they'll sort it for you, it won't cost you much, I hope this helps.